PNCg? Legit?

so are you saying that you personally would not bid on this?

Here's another discussion regarding a PNCG "graded" coin:

https://goccf.com/t/88662

I wouldn't bid on it. plenty more where it came from.

I think it's an effort to confuse the uninformed, to trick your mind with PNCG and confuse it with NGC & PCGS. Dirty pool!

1911, I dont think I saw a mint mark on there

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talking tot the owner through email, and he told me that he would lower the price to 450 if I paid with money order or check, but I think ill stick with paypal just in case anything goes wrng.

im pretty sure its legit, but I sill prefer all of the gurantees with paypal

I found this entry on Wikipedia concerning PNCG-graded coins here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Coolncalm23

The article claims that PNCG is a new private coin grading service out of central Pennsylvania.

I also recently made a staff contact at PNG here:
http://www.pngdealers.com/

I have a return email from PNG from just Tuesday that says that PNG has never even heard of PNCG, even though they have substantially the same name. PNG has their grading done by NGC.

I recently won the bid on an 1893 (Philadelphia) Morgan on ebay recently for $270. Clearly in the ebay ad the photo shows as a PNCG MS-66 grade, even though the grading company name is not mentioned in the ad. The coin arrived here yesterday and it is obviously not an MS-66. In my professional opinion, at most it is a Choice MS-63 or 64, as there are hardly any breast feathers left. It may have been cleaned too.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...TRK:MEWNX:IT

I am a mid-size collector who lives here in metro-Denver and have used ANACS for grading recently, so I will send the coin to them for cross-grading, and I will let everyone here on the forum know the result. Either that or perhaps the Silver Dollar Coin Store on ebay would prefer to buy it back at a premium price? An 1983 (P) Morgan graded in MS-64 condition is worth $2200 on US Coin Values Advisor.com, and $7000 for a graded MS-65, so I would be willing to discuss a buyback starting in that range, so that I am not forced it to send it to ANACS for re-grading and report the results, both on here as well as on ebay too!

If you are not sure, why make your ebay customer do all the legwork to prove authenticity?

There are a few sellers on ebay who capitalize on the familiarity of the better known grading companies. They change a letter or two. I have seen their items and they are usually far overgraded for the real state of the coin. CAVEAT EMPTOR.